I kinda wanna make a custom crop for his webcam that he can use in streams to fit into the empire ribbon so that it really looks like he's in that ribbon. Same thing with the minimap xD
This was a great series because there were so many obstacles and tension most of the way through, even right up to the end when Australia actually gave you something of a decent fight. Top stuff
(Seems like only having Brazilian history in school wasn't enough, so all that o said was wrong. Guy bellow thankfully corrected me) Funny this is that Pedro II (and his father before him Pedro I, and his grandfather Dom João VI) were the royal family of Portugal that fled when Napoleon invaded the country. And then Pedro I declared independence from when his father returned to Portugal. So Pedro II is nuking his greatgreatgreat..grandfather there.
No, he isn't nuking someone of his family... João III was king the house of Avis, his house lost the power after a crisis in the succession (Henrique I was the last king of the family) and the Portuguese crown was taken by the former King of Napoles and Spain (and former husband of Queen Mary of England) Felipe II (of Spain, I of Portugal) stopping the Avis bloodline completely out of the Portuguese throne... Pedro II don't share blood with João III...
@@elaphar They did share blood. Pedro II was a descdent of Kings of Portugal of the House of Braganza, all descended from João IV, who restored Protugal's independence from Spain. The paternal grandmother of João IV is Infanta Catarina of Portugal, Duchess of Braganza, whose father is a son of Manuel I, King of Portugal of the House of Aviz. Of course, the in-game leader, João III, is another son of Manuel I, which makes Pedro II a great grand nephew of João III, many generations apart. Also, the House of Braganza was founded by the illegitimate son of João I, whom João III was descended from, so another familial conneection there.
Gold coast just has the beach, a great beach, great nightlife city but no one can actually afford to live there XD But canberra is becoming a new young persons place, as all the cities (Sydney, Brisbane, Brisbane and even the gold coast) are becoming unlivebale because the rent is just shockingly high, canberra is cheap, lots of new jobs, prestigious university, fast development and growing.
I feel your title and thumbnail. Ended up winning a Diplomatic Victory as the Ottoman Empire the other day but not before I unleashed a massive nuclear barrage upon my surviving chief competitor of Gran Colombia.
Couple years ago I thought Quill18 and Potato are the same person. Both have great guides for beginners and brilliant lets play. Keep up the great work
It would be cool to see a video on geographic war planning. I’m always impressed with how quickly you identify strategic positions for your late-game units. I tend to prefer war in the late-game but my strategic positioning kinda begins and ends at “attack from a hill” or “fortify across a river”. Not really sure how to upscale my strategy when I have access to more mobile and long-range units.
The biggest thing is to get army composition down, then roll with what your army does best. If you have lots of bombers and ranged ships, just clear out any naval units that are threats then bombard the closest city into rubble. One of the most important things in the late game wars is to deathball your enemies with a clumped up ball of guns and bombs. Having more units participating in a single battle is vastly more important than having an overall larger military. For example, I just played a deity conquest game where I only allowed myself 4 military units at a time, and it is incredibly easy to capture cities and incredibly hard to deal with barbarians on the fringes of the empire
Oh I am at one of Potatoe's "CHURN" comments and I watched a YT video earlier on post 2020 census data the biggest "Metros" in the USA now, this isn't just cities but actual incorporated metro areas. So I thought, million dollar idea, what if Civ extended their late game but could be it from manageable means... Like big population cities next to each others that have districts touching in the 3rd ring (or second if really close together) could make a historic moment of making 2-6 cities into a "Metro Area" combining all their stats, production, science, culture, modifies... This would thus help Civ with their original concept of cities that have focuses so you dont spam a campus in every city, but grow it and neighbor cities to combine to have a high metro population!
Example: 2 cities in a metro having over (idlk) 12 population each, could even add a 3rd or 4th even after the first two combine once they get to 12 pop too! One city could have a Campus/Encampment/Entertainment Districts, another Theatre Sq./Preserve/Holy Site and now that would become a huge metro area where the effects of bonuses of those Districts apply to both and visa-versa. Production que would be combines for making Armies or City Projects or making late-game Wonders which now more could be added to the late game and be of use if the game is developed into extending the Future tech tree (within reason of what we have achieved since CIV 6 released and when CIV 7 comes out and what we are working towards in the next decade or by 2050 or even 2100 overall.)
I would also redesign the concept of City Center buildings. Things like Sewers are cool (and could be in Neighborhoods or Aqueduct or Harbor Districts) but Monuments are such a specific early game building that doesn't upgrade and the amount of culture and loyalty late mid-game is almost irrelevant, where it should just be part of Holy Sites to get culture before Theatre Squares and give reason for Holy Sites outside of Religious Wins, Religious Culture, and incentives needing them every game so you don't get culturally behind early, and still use faith in ways that are just R. Wins or for Rock Bands/Naturalist, but still useful for some C.S. specific faith buying, or another religion that let's you faith buy districts, a big one is for Patronage (especially if you have that Heroes mode on,) or for some of those Golden Age purchasing midgame.
Canberra is just another one in the list of cities that were completely drawn in architectural offices without considering the reality on site. The higher ups never considered the people that actually had to live there.
Does anyone know, if you limited Win Conditions in the set-up to just Domination win, will it make the AI more hostile? (I have limited win conditions to not include Score & Religion and it seems to steer Civs from spamming Religious Units (except when it benefits Combat like with Byz or Spain.)
I have no idea, but I've seen AIs stop trying to go for domination victories when dom is the only allowed victory type. They couldn't even go for score victories because I turned off the turn limit.
There should be a Tech called sth like Machine Learning and/or Robotic Process Automation where you could simply turn it on and have an automated city major for the late game. We had sth like this previously for builders in the past :)
One of my most wanted features in the next game is vasal civs. Basically if you're much more powerful and rich than a civ you should be able to vassalate them or after you defeat them in war as part of the peace negotiations.
@@blaubeer8039 yeah! It's basically a diplomatic conquest victory. They become sort of forced allies. They have a chance to rebel, so you have to keep an eye on them. And if you can force everyone to either vassalate or destroy them, you win a conquest victory. It's much more fun than just eliminating everyone
Canberra is no longer that much of a hole. Lots of young people have came to the realisation that living in the big cities is impossible, the housing market is just fucked, So they're moving to Canberra, Newcastle, Hobart where it's cheaper, jobs widely available and with this sudden surge in population, nightlife and amenities will follow it. give it 10 years and (if climate hasn't burnt it down and turned into a desert yet) Canberra will be held to the same standard is a major city with fun things to do. ANU is extremely popular and i hear more people wanting to go there than UNSW (which is like the best in the country). Gold coast will always be a tourist trap and a schoolies city, no one seriously wants to live in a city that floods every 3 months and get destroyed by storms throughout summer for a ridiculous price.
Great game series dude. You inspired me to go a domination victory with Gran Columbia on deity while I watched your series. I was using heros and cults though. I won mine with Nukes at the end as :)
Question: Let's say a player, like England in this video, gets killed in the ancient era. In the late game other player conquer and liberate that player's cities resurrecting the civ. One could do that in order to gain diplo favour or to have yet another civ to suck tourists from. What would be technological level of the resurrected player? Would they come back with technologies they had in the ancient era, with technologies of civ that occupied them or technologies of their liberator?
Yes, they come back with whatever technologies they had. I’ve actually done this before because I was in a war with Macedon in the Atomic Era and liberated Sweden’s capital (Macedon finished them before they could build any other cities). They came back only being able to make Warriors and archers and such, because that was their technology. Interestingly though, the improvements and building (Universities, Stock Exchanges, etc.) did remain, but they couldn’t repair them if they got pillaged because they didn’t have the tech.
It's been quite a few years, but I really enjoyed my trip to the southern part of Ireland. Dublin was my least favorite. Flew in to Galway, went through Portlaoise to Dublin, then south to Glendalough which was amazing, then down to Wexford, then west along the coast to Dingle, loved Dingle, then north back to Galway, stopping at the cliffs of Moher on the way. It was sunny for 10 days straight in May.
I'm playing as the vikings on real world locations. So far I have conquered all of europe and colonized Australia. Just started upgrading my units to line infantry.
If you're going to take the time to fly to Australia, just hang a left and go to NZ instead. NZ is interesting. Oz has become little America (sorrry australians)
I was asked by an Apple rep to apply for a job in Cork! i went through the process and got the offer, but I said no thanks because the job sounded like absolute shite. Cork sounded like a great place, though!
Me, about to get the science victory I have been building towards all game, as soon as I see my first nuke be completed : well well well. *I guess I have no choice but to nuke everyone now >:)*
Nice. Watched it all the way. If you are looking for an interesting howto that adds to previous content, I'd love a Getting Started Prince level Howto. I found an old one you did, which was a very Aztec specific tutorial dating from before Gathering Storm was issued. I would love a launch strategy for a more middle of the road civilization. An advancement for advancement explanation (with the thoughts behind it) in a document, would be a great help. I'm an old player, I played the board game for years. I bought the MS-DOS Civilization when it first appeared (and everything that followed) as well as Advanced Civilization (a digital version of the board game). I kinda lost my game after CIV4, I never really got the hang of CIV5. I do a little better on CIV6, but I do not enjoy it as much as CIV4 and Alpha Centauri. I'd love to give it another go, Civilization is 'my game'. Or would it make sense to skip CIV6 and wait for CIV7, so I can make a fresh start?
For modding Civ VI, is it essentially just from Steam Workshop? The Nexus has some, but they seem to be mostly cheat mods and not nearly proportional to the number of people who have Civ VI.
@@slavojnini maybe I hadn’t made it back up the tech tree that far in a while. Perfect timing because I’m starting a new game after this vid. Cheers mate
@@patheronaetherson2860 phew lad, let me tell you. If have that much uranium laying around, the game should be already won. I can concur, this strategy works, but damn. Snipe if you can before GDR garrisons.
Why don't you name a series and episode nr in the title anymore? I don't know if I'm missing smt but it's really confusing for me to find the next/previous videos 😅😅😅
I can never produce Nookular Submarines like you have in your games. Nor Nookular Bombs or somesuch. (or is it Nukeular Subs/Bombs?) Are they DLC units? Or maybe a mod with a reskin for the NUCLEAR subs and bombs? Jokes aside: Congratulations on learning the word Aluminium !
"GDRs are weak against cities, but damn are they good against cities." 🤣
units I think he meant to say right? or was he being funny
Video Idea: just click on the last tech and civic, no deviating off of that route, and see if you can win
random tree's at that
Yes
12:37
“Don’t want to count my chicken before they become …. you know, Eggs”
-PotatoMcwhisky 2021
"How strong are military engineers to survive being bombed?"
I'd say they just rapidly entrench themselves
Ahhh yes, the death korp of krieg approach.
Fortnite intensifies.
I kinda wanna make a custom crop for his webcam that he can use in streams to fit into the empire ribbon so that it really looks like he's in that ribbon. Same thing with the minimap xD
This was a great series because there were so many obstacles and tension most of the way through, even right up to the end when Australia actually gave you something of a decent fight. Top stuff
(Seems like only having Brazilian history in school wasn't enough, so all that o said was wrong. Guy bellow thankfully corrected me) Funny this is that Pedro II (and his father before him Pedro I, and his grandfather Dom João VI) were the royal family of Portugal that fled when Napoleon invaded the country. And then Pedro I declared independence from when his father returned to Portugal. So Pedro II is nuking his greatgreatgreat..grandfather there.
No, he isn't nuking someone of his family... João III was king the house of Avis, his house lost the power after a crisis in the succession (Henrique I was the last king of the family) and the Portuguese crown was taken by the former King of Napoles and Spain (and former husband of Queen Mary of England) Felipe II (of Spain, I of Portugal) stopping the Avis bloodline completely out of the Portuguese throne... Pedro II don't share blood with João III...
I'm glad someone else realized this!
@@elaphar They did share blood. Pedro II was a descdent of Kings of Portugal of the House of Braganza, all descended from João IV, who restored Protugal's independence from Spain. The paternal grandmother of João IV is Infanta Catarina of Portugal, Duchess of Braganza, whose father is a son of Manuel I, King of Portugal of the House of Aviz. Of course, the in-game leader, João III, is another son of Manuel I, which makes Pedro II a great grand nephew of João III, many generations apart.
Also, the House of Braganza was founded by the illegitimate son of João I, whom João III was descended from, so another familial conneection there.
Gold coast just has the beach, a great beach, great nightlife city but no one can actually afford to live there XD
But canberra is becoming a new young persons place, as all the cities (Sydney, Brisbane, Brisbane and even the gold coast) are becoming unlivebale because the rent is just shockingly high, canberra is cheap, lots of new jobs, prestigious university, fast development and growing.
I feel your title and thumbnail. Ended up winning a Diplomatic Victory as the Ottoman Empire the other day but not before I unleashed a massive nuclear barrage upon my surviving chief competitor of Gran Colombia.
That was a very diplomatic way to get rid of gran Columbia
Couple years ago I thought Quill18 and Potato are the same person. Both have great guides for beginners and brilliant lets play.
Keep up the great work
It would be cool to see a video on geographic war planning. I’m always impressed with how quickly you identify strategic positions for your late-game units. I tend to prefer war in the late-game but my strategic positioning kinda begins and ends at “attack from a hill” or “fortify across a river”. Not really sure how to upscale my strategy when I have access to more mobile and long-range units.
The biggest thing is to get army composition down, then roll with what your army does best. If you have lots of bombers and ranged ships, just clear out any naval units that are threats then bombard the closest city into rubble. One of the most important things in the late game wars is to deathball your enemies with a clumped up ball of guns and bombs. Having more units participating in a single battle is vastly more important than having an overall larger military. For example, I just played a deity conquest game where I only allowed myself 4 military units at a time, and it is incredibly easy to capture cities and incredibly hard to deal with barbarians on the fringes of the empire
10:30 European kingdoms when a monastery has been sacked for the 20th time this month
Oh I am at one of Potatoe's "CHURN" comments and I watched a YT video earlier on post 2020 census data the biggest "Metros" in the USA now, this isn't just cities but actual incorporated metro areas. So I thought, million dollar idea, what if Civ extended their late game but could be it from manageable means... Like big population cities next to each others that have districts touching in the 3rd ring (or second if really close together) could make a historic moment of making 2-6 cities into a "Metro Area" combining all their stats, production, science, culture, modifies... This would thus help Civ with their original concept of cities that have focuses so you dont spam a campus in every city, but grow it and neighbor cities to combine to have a high metro population!
Example: 2 cities in a metro having over (idlk) 12 population each, could even add a 3rd or 4th even after the first two combine once they get to 12 pop too! One city could have a Campus/Encampment/Entertainment Districts, another Theatre Sq./Preserve/Holy Site and now that would become a huge metro area where the effects of bonuses of those Districts apply to both and visa-versa. Production que would be combines for making Armies or City Projects or making late-game Wonders which now more could be added to the late game and be of use if the game is developed into extending the Future tech tree (within reason of what we have achieved since CIV 6 released and when CIV 7 comes out and what we are working towards in the next decade or by 2050 or even 2100 overall.)
I would also redesign the concept of City Center buildings. Things like Sewers are cool (and could be in Neighborhoods or Aqueduct or Harbor Districts) but Monuments are such a specific early game building that doesn't upgrade and the amount of culture and loyalty late mid-game is almost irrelevant, where it should just be part of Holy Sites to get culture before Theatre Squares and give reason for Holy Sites outside of Religious Wins, Religious Culture, and incentives needing them every game so you don't get culturally behind early, and still use faith in ways that are just R. Wins or for Rock Bands/Naturalist, but still useful for some C.S. specific faith buying, or another religion that let's you faith buy districts, a big one is for Patronage (especially if you have that Heroes mode on,) or for some of those Golden Age purchasing midgame.
I live in the USA, and I can say it's true (31:34)! My kids will be fed to wolves if I don't say "Hi! How's it going? Can I help you?"!
Australia killing England while no one was looking is absolute comedy
Canberra is just another one in the list of cities that were completely drawn in architectural offices without considering the reality on site. The higher ups never considered the people that actually had to live there.
Does anyone know, if you limited Win Conditions in the set-up to just Domination win, will it make the AI more hostile? (I have limited win conditions to not include Score & Religion and it seems to steer Civs from spamming Religious Units (except when it benefits Combat like with Byz or Spain.)
I have no idea, but I've seen AIs stop trying to go for domination victories when dom is the only allowed victory type. They couldn't even go for score victories because I turned off the turn limit.
Sorry Australians, nobody is actually coming to liberate you.
give us the mini map sometimes. i want to know where everything is but otherwise, no complaints. great series
I don't think I've seen you so proud of a victory before. It was a well earned win though. Well done!
Great game, one of my favs
I loved the larger map with more AI, would definitely enjoy more of these bigger games
Oh so somebody likes naval units NOW. now that he needs them, oh of course they’re now a saving Grace. 😜
There should be a Tech called sth like Machine Learning and/or Robotic Process Automation where you could simply turn it on and have an automated city major for the late game. We had sth like this previously for builders in the past :)
One of my most wanted features in the next game is vasal civs. Basically if you're much more powerful and rich than a civ you should be able to vassalate them or after you defeat them in war as part of the peace negotiations.
@@blaubeer8039 yeah! It's basically a diplomatic conquest victory. They become sort of forced allies. They have a chance to rebel, so you have to keep an eye on them. And if you can force everyone to either vassalate or destroy them, you win a conquest victory. It's much more fun than just eliminating everyone
Australia conquers England:
My my my, how the turns table.
LOL. Though, of course, England did not conquer Australia, Britain colonized it. 🙃
@@I_Don_t_want_a_handle Not how the Aborigines see it.
This gameplay was one of the best, the struggle at the early game was real.
Gold Coast is seriously just a giant tourist trap these days.
Canberra does have some nice museums, but yes is otherwise a hole.
As a Gold Coaster, absolutely agree with the tourist trap part. Have to go to the hinterland for places that feel local
Canberra is no longer that much of a hole. Lots of young people have came to the realisation that living in the big cities is impossible, the housing market is just fucked, So they're moving to Canberra, Newcastle, Hobart where it's cheaper, jobs widely available and with this sudden surge in population, nightlife and amenities will follow it. give it 10 years and (if climate hasn't burnt it down and turned into a desert yet) Canberra will be held to the same standard is a major city with fun things to do. ANU is extremely popular and i hear more people wanting to go there than UNSW (which is like the best in the country).
Gold coast will always be a tourist trap and a schoolies city, no one seriously wants to live in a city that floods every 3 months and get destroyed by storms throughout summer for a ridiculous price.
@@peepeetrain8755 Dunno where you are getting the floods every three months part from, it's been a few years since it last flooded on the Coast
Can't believe he didn't look at the most important graph
The Madlad did it, every brazillian dream being fufilled in one video
Australia really went fuck it, reverse colonisation
His reaction to the wonders was hilarious. "I just went murderous" XD
Great game series dude. You inspired me to go a domination victory with Gran Columbia on deity while I watched your series. I was using heros and cults though. I won mine with Nukes at the end as :)
You didn't need to take London to get a Dom victory 😂
Domination victory is achieved when you are the last player to be in control of their original capital
Question:
Let's say a player, like England in this video, gets killed in the ancient era.
In the late game other player conquer and liberate that player's cities resurrecting the civ. One could do that in order to gain diplo favour or to have yet another civ to suck tourists from.
What would be technological level of the resurrected player? Would they come back with technologies they had in the ancient era, with technologies of civ that occupied them or technologies of their liberator?
Yes, they come back with whatever technologies they had. I’ve actually done this before because I was in a war with Macedon in the Atomic Era and liberated Sweden’s capital (Macedon finished them before they could build any other cities). They came back only being able to make Warriors and archers and such, because that was their technology. Interestingly though, the improvements and building (Universities, Stock Exchanges, etc.) did remain, but they couldn’t repair them if they got pillaged because they didn’t have the tech.
5:10 " they are weak againts cities, but damn teh yare good against cities" wut
Everyone in Cork is so nice!
Except Roy Keane. Definitely not Roy Keane.
Potato's face blocking the map is really frustrating, its hard to read the extent of his sprawling Brazilian Empire :(
Honestly facecam add nothing to civ video.
@@hiddenarmy Do face cams add anything to anything, unless the cammer is hot and barely dressed?
@@I_Don_t_want_a_handle be careful what you wish for
I really enjoy this format with the editing and the facecam, please keep it up! :)
For someone new to civ your YT channel has been a godsend. Thank you
Cork is great, especially the Jameson distillery :D
Floats well too.
I always upgrade that general governor guy up to that +9 loyalty bonus, actually holds it down for awhile until I am able to switch the area
It's been quite a few years, but I really enjoyed my trip to the southern part of Ireland. Dublin was my least favorite. Flew in to Galway, went through Portlaoise to Dublin, then south to Glendalough which was amazing, then down to Wexford, then west along the coast to Dingle, loved Dingle, then north back to Galway, stopping at the cliffs of Moher on the way. It was sunny for 10 days straight in May.
Would it be overpowered if drones affected ships like they did land units?
This one was a real triumph! From where you started...
Honestly, AI made a great Golden Gate Bridge!
I think you would look cool with Mortdecai mustaches
i’d laugh at your america joke but i don’t want kohl’s to trebuchet my son into the marianas trench 😔
Why is he not faith purchasing flood barriers *everywhere*? He has the generation for it.
Another great (if prolonged!) series. Glad you're on the mend fellah.
I'm playing as the vikings on real world locations. So far I have conquered all of europe and colonized Australia. Just started upgrading my units to line infantry.
If you're going to take the time to fly to Australia, just hang a left and go to NZ instead. NZ is interesting. Oz has become little America (sorrry australians)
Ah, the chip lies heavy ... eh?
I was asked by an Apple rep to apply for a job in Cork! i went through the process and got the offer, but I said no thanks because the job sounded like absolute shite. Cork sounded like a great place, though!
What about the religions founded graph?! You can't leave us hanging like this!
I have an idea for a challenge. Pick an AI civilizarion at the beginijg of the game and work to have them win but they can't take you out militarily
Didn't he already do that with the Kongo religious game?
It's because of the butter museum (why cork people are so nice).
As a portuguese, I thank you for the liberation! :P :P :P :P Now, about our independence...
I would love to see you try to win but you can't research any tech
australia capture the brits??? well well how the turn table
Please level up units! OCD feels sad seeing that upgrade star
Me, about to get the science victory I have been building towards all game, as soon as I see my first nuke be completed : well well well. *I guess I have no choice but to nuke everyone now >:)*
Challenge Idea. Online domination game but others teams up against you 😂
32:42 - Yes
As an Australian I feel attacked :P also Canberra is beautiful
Jet Fighters, not bombers, are very good against GDR.
anyone else notice Morbis's edit over pedro's face in the ribbons?
Nice end to a great series!
Nice. Watched it all the way.
If you are looking for an interesting howto that adds to previous content, I'd love a Getting Started Prince level Howto. I found an old one you did, which was a very Aztec specific tutorial dating from before Gathering Storm was issued. I would love a launch strategy for a more middle of the road civilization. An advancement for advancement explanation (with the thoughts behind it) in a document, would be a great help.
I'm an old player, I played the board game for years. I bought the MS-DOS Civilization when it first appeared (and everything that followed) as well as Advanced Civilization (a digital version of the board game). I kinda lost my game after CIV4, I never really got the hang of CIV5. I do a little better on CIV6, but I do not enjoy it as much as CIV4 and Alpha Centauri. I'd love to give it another go, Civilization is 'my game'.
Or would it make sense to skip CIV6 and wait for CIV7, so I can make a fresh start?
It's pretty annoying that drones don't benefit naval units
Great vid potato. Did you like Canberra sauce on your Turkey?
I am disappointed that potato did not show off the religion found plot. I have been waiting the whole time for that~😆
I love the videos I love the content and I really appreciate what you do.
Heya potato… it would be really helpful to re number the videos as its a bit confusing to find the next video of the series. Thanks in advance.
nope
Seems fairly standard as lategame goes.
I don't know why but the AI loves nothing more than spamming out nuclear sub armadas in the lategame.
Come to Brazil, If you don't Brazil will come to you.
Before watching I’m so excited for this
Okay after watching this game i think deity AI needs fixing on these two concepts :
1-wandering settlers
2-antiaircraft mechanics
btw i loved the little potato up there ;)
Those are definitely two issues that need improving, but there's more than 2 :)
Ngl Dublin one of the sadder places in Ireland
Holy crap, we got a 'Tater face reveal!! You've been hiding that manly visage for a long time
Needs an auto city manage feature for late game. We had that in Civ V right?
Will you continue Timberborne? quite intrested how it develops in the mid - end game
Am I the only one hearing "johnny depp" robot?
Why at 24:13 Rapanui and Adelaide are so close? I thought there was a 3 tiles limit.
cities on different landmasses can be 2 tiles apart
AI navy in civ games is worse than an AI made in 1996
hey alright thanks
where churn- counter?
But how many total religions were founded?
Didn't show the religions founded graph, looks like another lost one too my eyes, may as well of not played the game.
Your comment about the US service industry is spot on...
As a service industry vet that comment had me absolutely rolling.
What happened to the A-Z challenge?
What mod is the sea fortress from?
Listed in description. MORE MARITIME 👍
@@MrMolova thanks
For modding Civ VI, is it essentially just from Steam Workshop? The Nexus has some, but they seem to be mostly cheat mods and not nearly proportional to the number of people who have Civ VI.
So this is modded? Not the greatest fan...
@@Samuraith2077 Not saying this video contains modded content, I just know he knows about mods.
What game type has GDRs? I haven’t seen them in the tech tree before.
It's a DLC exclusive, gathering storm i believe (edit: typo)
@@slavojnini maybe I hadn’t made it back up the tech tree that far in a while. Perfect timing because I’m starting a new game after this vid. Cheers mate
Aren't fighter planes like mad effective against stock GDRs?
before the AA upgrade yes
After the AA upgrade, the best way to kill an enemy GDR is with 3-5 of your own focusing fire on the AI's GDR
@@patheronaetherson2860 phew lad, let me tell you.
If have that much uranium laying around, the game should be already won.
I can concur, this strategy works, but damn.
Snipe if you can before GDR garrisons.
Hola potato
Why don't you name a series and episode nr in the title anymore? I don't know if I'm missing smt but it's really confusing for me to find the next/previous videos 😅😅😅
No religions founded graph? Who are you and what have you done with Potato?
Hey Spuddy! I like the cam of you in the minimap box, a fine addition to the channel =)
I can never produce Nookular Submarines like you have in your games. Nor Nookular Bombs or somesuch. (or is it Nukeular Subs/Bombs?)
Are they DLC units?
Or maybe a mod with a reskin for the NUCLEAR subs and bombs?
Jokes aside: Congratulations on learning the word Aluminium !
weak intro! you set the bar higher potato!
Erm..... Where the hell is the RELIGIONS FOUNDED graph???? Unsubbed. 😂